detroitdad
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and I appreciate it very much.
I have a feeling I'll be partaking in a glass or two tonight. Its me, a two year old, a new puppy, and two cankerous dogs until 7ish tonight
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and I appreciate it very much.
I have a feeling I'll be partaking in a glass or two tonight. Its me, a two year old, a new puppy, and two cankerous dogs until 7ish tonight
gopherblue
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So I'm heading to Whiskeyfest in NYC later this week. Here's the whiskey list, any recommendations to taste while I'm there? I typically prefer boubons & darker scotches (woodford reserve, bookers, balvenie) to the smoky/peaty scotches like laphroaig.
http://www.whiskyfest.com/new-york/whisky-list/
http://www.whiskyfest.com/new-york/whisky-list/
detroitdad
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I'd love to hear review on these two. The standard Elijah Craig is one of my favorite Bourbons
18 yr. Single Barrel
23 yr. Single Barrel
Milo013
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Was thinking the same thing. Our liquor Overlords only allow us the Elijah Craig Small Batch.
Latest review here . . . https://t.co/HGivzi7T37
Also, if you like Lagavulin, try the Distiller's Edition. The Missus bought herself a bottle at a recent tasting.
Latest review here . . . https://t.co/HGivzi7T37
Also, if you like Lagavulin, try the Distiller's Edition. The Missus bought herself a bottle at a recent tasting.
detroitdad
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same here. All I've ever had
We have a budget supermarket in the UK that puts out some interesting stuff in the run up to Xmas.
Just tried their 26 yr old Irish single malt whiskey.
Also got my eye on their 39 yr old armagnac. Last year's 41 yr old armagnac was great.
We finished off the evening with a stop by Heaven Hills to give these a try, did all 4. Our favorites were the small batch barrel proof (130 proof!!!) - strong but very tasty - think small batch on steroids, and the 18 year single barrel, wonderful full flavor yet still smooth and way easy to drink, one of the best ones of the evening. I preferred the 18 yr to the 23 yr, I found the 23 a little too grainy with strong boozy aftertaste, the 18 was damn near perfect.
detroitdad
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Thanks. now I want to tru them even more!!!
Celebrating finishing my first evaluation at the new job with a nice dram. Was going to crack my Highland Park 40 sample, but decided to save that for Xmas and went with this bottle instead. Thanks to @Jackstraw for the bottle. Awesome friends are the best!
Beautiful bottle! How old?
2003
Thanks, but I can see that.
Let me rephrase the question: When was it bottled?
Sorry... August 2016
Thanks -- so 12/13 years. Right in the sweet zone!
Of all whiskies currently in production year around, Caol Ila is the one I most often order, if it's available. Enjoy it!
Of all whiskies currently in production year around, Caol Ila is the one I most often order, if it's available. Enjoy it!
Wils
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We have a budget supermarket in the UK that puts out some interesting stuff in the run up to Xmas.
Just tried their 26 yr old Irish single malt whiskey.
Also got my eye on their 39 yr old armagnac. Last year's 41 yr old armagnac was great.
Which shop is that? I know Aldi have a couple of very cheap but very nice award-winning whiskies (Highland Black @ about £13 is good but there are others)
Caol Ila is one of my favorites as well, but its not always one I think of as my favorite, if that makes sense. This one was superb, as it was aged in a sassicaia (wine) cask for 3 years.
Yeah, it does. If someone asks me my favorites, I'm going to mention Longrow, Ardbeg, Scapa, Springbank, Glen Scotia (aka Glen Scrotum, OB poker), maybe Glenugie. But when push comes to shove, I probably drink more Macallan, Caol Ila, or Highland Park than any of those.
Availability counts for some of that, but still...
I just drank a bourbon over Thanksgiving that I really liked. Distilled in Ohio I don't believe it was all that expensive but I didn't buy it, and my brother i.l. didn't remember the price. Pretty sweet...almost a manhattan even straight without the Vermouth.
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palindrome
Two Pair
I had a sherry finished Caol Ila in the same age range at the bar last night based off of this post. It was some tasty stuff!
I also tried the Balvenie 14yr Peat Week which was outstanding. Might have to track some down.
bentax1978
4 of a Kind
@Mrs. Bentax trying to enjoy a Caol Ila in peace while I was out playing poker last night.
@Zelda had other ideas.
@Zelda had other ideas.
“You gonna eat that there chocolate? Huh?”
Mrs. Bentax
Sitting Out
That was just my first pour of the night.
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That is Aldi. Their Xmas booze lineup has some great stuff.
My favorite is the 39yo armagnac so far, out of what I've tried. Real good.
Aldi are doing a 29yo Glen Marnoch too, allegedly, although I've yet to spot it anywhere. £39.99 like the 26yo Irish whiskey I believe...
Wils
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I've got a bottle of the GM Speyside single malt (as yet unopened). Not a 29yo though. But under £18
PhilLaFond
Straight
Picked up this little gem to share with some of my closest bourbon drinking, card playing friends in Maryland...
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